[SPARCbook] SETI at Home - anyone else run it on their SPARCbook ?

[Hatle, Steven J.]

At least on my SparcBook, SETI turns it into a nice little space heater. The
bottom of the case gets extremely hot to the touch, and I could feel heat
rising out through the keyboard. I didn't figure it was worth the heat
stress to crank out an extra unit every 2 days- which seemed to be the pace
it was on.

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Extern - Hennig, Bernd (SUN) [mailto:Bernd.Hennig at dglux.lu]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 12:19 AM
To: 'sparcbook at sunhelp.org'
Subject: RE: [SPARCbook] SETI at Home - anyone else run it on their
SPARCbook ?



>I did this a while ago, but I forgot how long it takes to "digest" one work
>unit - is it really 60 hours?
>
>I've got it running now, on my otherwise idle "stock" Solaris 2.6 install
>with 64 Meg RAM. The Performance tool shows 100% CPU, no swap, no disk
>access activity (well, almost none), and a "load" of 1 (out of a possible
>four)...
>
>Ken

Yep - I have the same - don't forget, it's not a UltraSparc :-(

Cu

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Bernd W. Hennig           DG-Bank Luxembourg, Projekt 9003
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